Seasons Apple Café is such a gem! The service is consistently warm and welcoming, and you can tell…read morethe staff genuinely care about making your visit a good one. I had the Spanish latte, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it's the best I've ever had: perfectly balanced, smooth, and just the right touch of sweetness. I still think about it. The bagel sandwiches are also incredible...fresh, flavorful, and seriously satisfying. You can't go wrong with any of the combos. It's the kind of spot you end up returning to again and again because everything just hits right. Highly recommend!

I ordered the heaven bagel sandwich. It was delicious. I look forward to going back there soon and…read moretry their drinks.

Prado is conveniently located near Surrey Central station and KPU. Nice cafe with plenty of room to…read moresit and study. They tend to close early at 5PM. I had their Blueberry scone ($4.95) and flat white ($5.10). Scone was not bad. There weren't much pastries to choose from when I was there after 4. Flat white was tiny and tasted bit too bitter for me. There was a washroom on the rear side, but it's only open during business hours. I can only think of 3 stars for overall experience. It was too expensive for just a small pastry and coffee.

A lovely cafe with lots of space/seats…read more Unfortunately, I didn't really enjoy anything I ordered but it wasn't bad. It was more about my fussy palate and me being picky. I am not a huge fan of sugar. I got a Gluten free cookie. It was overly sweet for me, I couldn't eat even half of it. I don't think the marshmallows were necessary because it's already so sweet! If you're a sweet tooth and GF, this may be the cookie for you! If it only had half of the sugar, I would've loved it. I also got the matcha latte and didn't like it at all. It was grainy and the foam threw me off. If i'm having a hot beverage with foam, I like the foam to be velvety and silky smooth. But again, that's my personal choice and me being fussy. My colleagues had wraps and one said it was delicious. Service was great. The lovely ladies who served us were friendly.

Excellent coffee. Delicious banana bread; not too sweet, which I absolutely loved. I asked for a…read morerecommendation and the lovely guy at the counter suggested this and I am so glad he did because it was one of the better banana breads out there. I wanted a small latte but their smallest size was a 12 oz, so he suggested an 8 oz flat white. I agreed and it was a good decision because it was just the right size for me (8 oz) and it was excellent! Great vibe, clean place and very friendly staff. Was a little crowded today but I managed to get a seat.

This is a hidden gem. On the outside it looked small and cozy, once I walked in, I was wow'd by…read morehow much room there is inside. There are multiple levels here and outside seating. Service was prompt, polite and courteous. Only had coffee this time. However the looked amazing though. Because I didn't try the food this time I'll give a 4/5 stars. Next time I'll have something to eat and from what I saw being served to other customers, I'm sure I will upgrade to a five star rating!!

Delicious carrot cake and huge slices here! Comfortable spot to meet a friend with open doors and…read morewindow and good air flow. Bathroom is also the cleaning closet and feels a little weird but it's usable.

Came for some coffee after having lunch on Commercial. There aren't too many coffee shops north of…read more1st Avenue. The staff are friendly, the coffee was good but the place is very dimly lit, it feels narrow inside and The reason for the lower star is because there is no washroom or at least none provided. They told us to go to Havana restaurant down the street to use that restaurant's washroom. Felt weird going to another place to ask to use the washroom. I never thought a coffee shop wouldn't have a washroom for their customers. Maybe there was an issue, if they had a washroom but I didn't see anywhere you could go, to go to a washroom. Their counter pretty much covers the whole back of the place.

Perfect coffee and a great study spot!Food: The coffee was absolutely perfect--rich, smooth, and…read moreexactly what I needed.Ambience: Great, spacious study vibe with lots of outlets, though it can get a bit loud during peak hours.Service: Quick and friendly baristas who keep the line moving fast.

Craving carrot cake? This place has one of the best! I also tried the unsweetened matcha latte…read morewhich was perfect on a warm summer day. The chicken pesto panini was also very delicious. I preferred that over the Vietnamese sub. I enjoyed sitting in the outdoor patio better than indoors. There are not too many tables outside but there are plenty of benches around this location if you buy to go. The servers are friendly and the service pretty quick for a popular place. Good place for grab and go!

This is one of my favourite study spot so far - not too busy with decent drinks. I think I still…read morelike the pistachio latte better. I tired the ocean breeze or something to that effect which is coconut water with coffee foam, sounds sus and it does taste strange but I really wanted the coconut water so it worked out after all, it wasn't the most enjoyable or amazing combination but I got to enjoy my coconut water. I was likely thirty which hey, likely is perfect for a hot summer day when you needed something thirsty quenching but also needed the dose of caffeine.

Visiting from out of town and tried all the coffee/breakfast sandwich locations in the Point Grey…read more/West Kits locale. Long story short, our favorite coffee/breakfast spot is Storm City. Rather than microwaved fare, the breakfast sandwiches appeared to be more made-on-the-spot. We tried and loved the Brie/Apple croissant, the vege breakfast sandwich, and the Chicken Panini sandwiches. The coffee was very good, but most caffès make good espresso drinks now. The ambiance is wonderful if you enjoy large windows, sunlight, modern decor, and a generous patio with tables, chairs, sofa seating, and sofas. Service with a smile - can't go wrong with that these days. A great place to fuel up for the day.

I got the Vietnamese iced coffee expecting you know standard stuff. It was a whole concoction! It…read morehad salted cream top which was super thick and yummy and a lady finger cookie on top Friendly atmosphere too :)

Right on the corner of Richards and Smithe, at the southwest corner of the urban park there, is…read morethis small but funky and uber-cool café. I've passed it a gazillion times, meaning to visit and now, finally, after so many years, I've gone twice in two days (!). That's how much I enjoyed it yesterday. I went back today. First of all, the actual venue and building is fabulous. The cafe is a narrow triangular building of concrete and glass, with a retractable wall facing Richards, with a cute outdoor patio with cheery yellow bistro tables and chairs. The sharp angles of the planes of glass and concrete, coupled with the suspended lucite fixtures in yellow and orange, and the colorful neon strip of lights embedded in the threshold, all make for a fun, modern space. At night the top of the facade is bathed in ever-changing neon colors; it's super pretty. (Unfortunately, the cafe closes daily at 6pm, so it's not open in the later afternoons/evenings). Yesterday my kid and I each got a Spanish coffee. It was delicious (although not as sweet as I expected. But still very good). And we shared a confetti cookie which was a HUGE hit: super fresh, slightly chewy, with a load of colorful sprinkles in it. I call it a "happy" cookie, and it was probably one of the best cookies we had ever had. We sat outside on the patio, watching the kids frolic in the water feature in the park. It was a lovely afternoon. Today we returned, hoping to replicate the experience. We ordered the Spanish coffees but, alas, they were out of condensed milk so they were unable to make those for us. Ditto for the Vietnamese coffee I ordered. I ended up ordering a salted caramel coffee - and I gotta say, I preferred it to the Spanish coffee. It was SO good. My kid ordered a strawberry matcha concoction with whipped cream, and another confetti cookie for us to share. I waited over 5 minutes outside for her and finally went back in to see what the hold-up was. They were still making her strawberry matcha drink. I guess that drink takes a long time to prepare. When it was ready, it looked nothing like the photo depicted on the menu, but my kid enjoyed it, saying it was quite good. As for the cookie, it was not as chewy as it was yesterday, leading me to believe it wasn't fresh. But it still was delicious. Other points to note for this place: they have free wi-fi inside (bonus!), and there were various sandwiches and light foods offered on the menu. Be advised, though, if you think you might need a washroom after having your coffees, there are no restroom facilities in this cafe. They have two outside but both were out of service and taped off, both yesterday and today.

First, I love the location, the service and the space...high ceilings, clean, open and large…read morewindows all around to let in the natural light. But came for the Hot Chocolate Festival and it was a huge fail. I sampled both flavours on this trip: S'Morelicious and the Chocolate Caliente. The presentation of both were great but both were too sweet...the sugar was overpowering on both. The churro accompaniment with the Chocolate Caliente was soggy and obviously microwaved at an attempt to serve it warm. I expect more for Caffe Artigiano and it was not a positive experience.

I only got one thing here--the breakfast croissant so my rating is based off of that. It was so…read moredelicious. The croissant was crispy, the egg was PERFECTLY seasoned and tender for my soft mouth, and it's loaded with filling. Multiple ham slices and lots of eggs. Service was quick. It's a large cafe with a lot of tables. It was almost full at the random time we went (3pm)--only two small tables were available.